The gas pipeline between Germany and Russia gave archaeologists unique finds

Various specialists and experts have long been discussing the economic and political aspects of the construction of the North Stream gas pipeline between Russia and Germany. And quite unexpectedly, this project allowed German archaeologists to find a huge number of gold products in trenches.

The most interesting thing is that these jewelry are made of gold mined in Central Asia, presumably in the foothills of Afghanistan, Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. This fact is amazing in that the first Europeans appeared here in the 13th century. The obtained finds are confirmed by the recently arose, assumptions about the connection of Europe with the East long before the birth of Jesus Christ.

The data was obtained based on the results of chemical analysis, performed by the chemist Robert Lemann. Not all archaeologists agree with the conclusions of Robert Leman, but this version is worthy of a more detailed study.